Web Comics Wednesday! – ROBOTS

Web Comics Wednesday! – ROBOTS

R2-D2. Johnny 5. V.I.C.I. People love robots. Nevermind the whole “Uncanny Valley” aspect of some of the more advanced robots, artificial lifeforms provide entertainment to millions of people around the world. Today, we will look at five comics who chose Robots as their main focus.

If you’re new to this, here’s the scoop: Each Wednesday we will showcase five indie web comics. Each will be categorized and will be judged by ART, STORY and APPEAL. This will give you an opportunity to support indie artists and the amazing work they do.

This weeks comics will explore ROBOTS. Without further ado, let’s GO!:

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Decrypting Rita by Egypt UrnashComic: Decrypting Rita
Story & Art:
Egypt Urnash
About: Rita is a highly enhanced cyborg/AI/upload with a ton of training and an onboard system that plots out spectacularly death-defying routes for her; you are not! Don’t try any of this at home, kids.

 

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Beeserker by KyattComic: Beeserker
Story & Art: Kyatt
About: 
What is Beeserker? It’s a culmination of years of creating characters with horrible premises and characters without much of a premise, joined by the common bond that the creator cannot stop drawing them for some reason. They’re also now joined by the fact that they’re in the same comic now, forced to interact with one another while surrounded by bees.

 

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The Intrepid Girlbot by Diana NockComic: The Intrepid Girlbot
Story & Art: Diana Nock 
About: ”The Intrepid Girlbot is an experimental webcomic, seeing how well I can do just taking an idea and running with it. It’s also my first comic strip format format. I came up with Girlbot in college and did a series of ink and charcoal drawings of her. The original drawings were accidentally tossed out, but I kept the idea of Girlbot in my head and finally decided that a strange, wandering story about a silent and lonely robot-that-is-also-a-girl and her companions might interest some people. Thus, a webcomic.” –Diana Nock

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Robot Beach by Matt ForcumComic: Robot Beach
Story & Art: Matt Forcum
About: This comic chronicles the epic adventure of lonely little robot trapped on a deserted tropical island. All that Robot has ever known is the island on which he lives. He has no idea how he got there, or how long he has been stranded, but he won’t let that get him down. He remains positive about the hand he was dealt… for the most part.

 

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Story & Art: John Briggs
About:  This, ladies and gents, men and women, girls and boys, you and the rest of you, is “Wayward Robot,” a magnificent specimen of… something or other. The comics don’t make too much sense. I don’t think they’re supposed to. The main player in this comic that critics are calling a “webcomic of proportions” is CJ-32, a small robot who is described as wayward by the author for some reason.

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Want to share your favorite indie web or print comic? Feel free to comment below! I would love to add them to my list. Also feel free to visit my Facebook Wall to chat with these and other Indie comic creators.

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    1. Thanks for the linkage!

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